I was having a problem with chrome. A div tag was positioned incorrectly so I looked for a Jquery script that could detect individual browsers, which you would then be able to give separate stylesheets.
I found this
http://www.tvidesign.co.uk/blog/CSS-Bro … hacks.aspx
used it and it works more than perfectly.
The script allows you to create css rules for basically any browser and I want to use this script, create 1 stylesheet called "browser.css" and then have a list such as:
body.browserIE { background: #fff }
body.browserIE ul.nav li a { margin: -20px 0 0 0}
body.browserChrome { background: #000 }
body.browserChrome ul.nav li a { margin: -70px 0 0 0}
body.browserSafari { background: #ccc url(images/example.gif) repeat-x left top}
etc.
My question is: Is it better to do this, or is it better/safer to stick to the <!–[if condition]> HTML <![endif]–>? I haven’t heard about this before, but it could very well be because I am still a noob :lol: It would be very convenient to have all of the browsers’ css rules in one file.
